Operational intelligence for owner-led businesses
Results Quantified helps manufacturers, distributors, and other physical-operations businesses turn scattered data into measurable improvements in inventory, labor, throughput, and accountability.
What Results Quantified does
RQ connects financial, operational, inventory, labor, meeting, and management information to show what is actually happening—and what is worth fixing first.
A focused investigation into where performance is being lost, why it is happening, what it is worth, and what should happen next.
Build the dashboards, calculators, controls, reporting workflows, and accountability systems required to fix the problem and keep it fixed.
Ongoing analysis and system improvement for companies that need sharper operating visibility without building a full internal analytics function.
The RQ method
Most operating problems persist because the information is fragmented, ownership is unclear, or nobody has quantified the cost. RQ turns the problem into a decision.
Discuss a diagnosticIdentify where information lives, which sources are authoritative, what is missing, and where the records disagree.
Translate excess inventory, delays, overtime, rework, lost capacity, and management drag into defensible financial impact.
Prioritize each issue by impact, confidence, difficulty, ownership, and time to value.
Implement the model, workflow, control, or reporting system—and define how the result will be measured.
Who we help
Production scheduling, machine and labor capacity, WIP, scrap, rework, on-time delivery, and job profitability.
Inventory turns, stockouts, purchasing, service levels, picking efficiency, route economics, and customer profitability.
Perishable inventory, demand planning, production runs, yield, labor, quality controls, and fulfillment.
Evidence control, traceability, inventory reconciliation, reporting, and cross-system operational accountability.
Especially where growth has outpaced the systems connecting sales, purchasing, production, inventory, fulfillment, and management reporting.
Built in live operations—not a lab
The RQ approach grew out of real work inside complex, regulated, inventory-heavy operations—where production, fulfillment, compliance, physical inventory, digital records, and management reporting all have to agree.
That experience became a repeatable architecture for reconciling sources, preserving evidence, identifying constraints, building decision tools, and moving findings into accountable follow-through.
What a diagnostic produces
The few issues that materially affect performance.
Impact, evidence, confidence, owner, and next action.
Working calculators or analyses that make the issue visible.
Sequenced actions, owners, milestones, and measures of success.
About Results Quantified
Results Quantified was founded by Nicholas Pistolesi, an operations leader and AI systems builder with hands-on experience managing regulated, inventory-heavy operations.
Nick built RQ after using AI to connect meetings, email, spreadsheets, inventory data, task systems, and management reporting inside live operations. The result was not “AI consulting.” It was a better way to see what was happening, decide what mattered, and make sure the work moved.
Questions
AI is part of the leverage, not the thing being sold. The product is operational clarity, quantified opportunity, better systems, and measurable follow-through.
It depends on the problem, but may include order, inventory, purchasing, labor, production, financial, meeting, task, or management-reporting data. Scope and access are defined before work begins.
No. RQ works across the systems and people you already have, identifies the gaps between them, and builds the operating layer needed to make the information useful.
No responsible diagnostic can guarantee an outcome before the evidence is reviewed. RQ separates verified findings, estimates, assumptions, and unresolved questions so decisions are based on what the data actually supports.
Start with the operating problem
Describe the part of the operation that feels unclear, inconsistent, expensive, or stuck. We will determine whether it is a fit for an RQ diagnostic.
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